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Cough suppressant for a 3 yr old? temps of 103 every night for last 5 nights. cough seems to be worsening. help please!
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See a doctor ASAP: It's past time to see a doctor. Your child may have pneumonia or bronchitis and need to be evaluated and treated.
Answered 2/18/2013
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